1352 NE BUHMAN ROAD � WASHOUGAL, WA 98671

							                               1352 NE BUHMAN ROAD • WASHOUGAL, WA 98671
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                               JEREMY CHRITZ
                                     Full-time electrical engineering role
SKILLS SUMMARY
    Basic analog circuit design and analysis.         Great people and communication skills,
    Good understanding of PSpice.                     Good understanding of: analog parts, wave function
    Excellent technical writing and documenting.       generator, and oscilloscope.
    Good soldering skills.                            Excellent understanding of Eagle Layout Editor.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, June 2005
SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (SPU), Seattle, WA
 ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology) Program; IEEE Member.
 Classes include Autocad, Engineering Physics, Circuits 1, 2 and 3, Electronics 1 and 2, Computer
     Organization (assembly language), Logic Systems and Design, Data Structures (C++ programming).
A+ Certification, Computer Repair & Networking Support, COMPTIA, May 2001
College/High-School Program (Running Start), CLARK COLLEGE, Vancouver, WA, Fall 2000
PROJECTS
  Senior: Designing a wave function generator using a Xilinx FPGA; delivers digital signals at 100MHz.
   o User will be able to design a digital waveform, specifying length, time, and voltage level.
   o Device will output signal as well as analog equivalent of that digital signal up to 1MHz.
  Junior: Completed a team analog design project in collateral with AACSB-Accredited business students.
   o Designed a tracking power supply that implements Bob Carver’s “down converter” - an efficient power
        supply that allows Sunfire to make the world’s most powerful home audio amplifiers.
   o Bob Carver and his company, Sunfire, mentored my team through this project.
  Sophomore: Designed/built active audio filters, implemented a 4th order bi-quad design.
  High school: Won Science Fair two years; built adder of Arithmetic & Logic Unit of a microprocessor.
WORK EXPERIENCE
 Internship, DYNON AVIONICS, Woodinville, WA, Summer 2004 – Present
  Created technical documentation for components, manufacturing, schematics, and products.
  Tested a heated PITOT, a product being brought to market; built product versions for testing.
  Maintained communication between myself and upper management on progress of this project.
  Designed board layout and schematics using Eagle Layout Editor, then soldered parts on these boards.
 Telemarketer, SPU - OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT, 2002 – 2004
  Raised over $22,000 for student scholarships.
  Created and maintained personable conversations while accomplishing goals of the job.
  Recognized for professionalism both on the phone and with other employees.
 Files Assistant, IRON MOUNTAIN, Portland, OR, Summer 2003
  Received bonus for completing filing project and possessing good work ethic.
 Server (2nd Job), GUCKENHEIMER - HEWLETT PACKARD, Vancouver, WA, Summer 2002
 Waiter (Open Offer of Employment), ROSE’S TEA ROOM, Gresham, OR , Summers 2001, 2002
 Private Computer Skills Tutor, SELF-EMPLOYED, Vancouver, WA, 1999
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
     Member of Latreia at SPU, an organization that finds community service for students.
     Tutored children at Vancouver Homeless Shelter; served food at Share House Homeless Shelter.
     Missions Trip to Mexico, built a home that benefited a poor Mexican community.
     Work on and build computers for friends and family on a regular basis.